The Armenian National Trail aims to connect the country from north to south, but its greatest discovery lies beyond the landscape. Hiking through Lori's mountains and villages, Michele Crestani finds a journey shaped by hospitality, history and the quiet rhythms of communities that reveal themselves only to those willing to slow down.
Five years into the latest normalization process, Armenia and Turkey have expanded dialogue and technical cooperation, yet the border remains closed. Hranoush Dermoyan examines why Azerbaijan continues to shape Ankara's policy, and how Turkey's domestic politics and economic interests complicate normalization.
Armenia's takeover of Electric Networks of Armenia is about more than ownership. Drawing on international examples, André Vartan-Boghossian examines what makes an electricity system resilient, competitive and accountable, and why public control of critical infrastructure may strengthen both sovereignty and democracy.
Yerevan’s relentless summer heat offers little respite, but the city’s cultural calendar does. From overlooked Armenian masters and Japanese ceramics to contemporary installations and the Golden Apricot Film Festival, this month’s Artinerary celebrates the enduring power of art, craft and creative discovery.
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